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Kintamani Village Kintamani village is well known of its magnificent view of “Batur” volcano and its lake. It’s located in highland of Bali, about 40 kms form Denpasar city to the North. There are several restaurants around this area where you can having lunch while enjoying spectacular view of Mount Batur and its Lake.

Tanah Lot Enjoy spectacular view of Tanah Lot temple with beautiful sunset as the back ground. Tanah Lot temple is a Hindu temple located on top of a barren rock, about 15 kms from Denpasar city to West. This temple is built in 16th century by a high Hindu Priest – Dang Hyang Nirata, which is dedicated to “Sang Hyang Baruna” – God of Sea, as manifestation of the Almighty God as The Ocean Protector.

Bedugul Bedugul is one of Bali most popular recreation center, located in highland of Bali with fresh and cool mountain air, about 60 kms from Denpasar to the North. There are 3 destinations in this area:

• Ulun Danu temple and “Beratan” Lake. Ulun danu temple is located on the shore of ‘Beratan” lake. This temple is dedicated to worship “Dwi Danu” – Goddess of Lake for prosperity. Beratan Lake is one of the three main lakes in Bali, here you can enjoy a boat ride around the lake and other water sport activities. • Candi kuning – Fresh Fruit and Flower market Here you can get Bali fresh fruit and flower. As tourism growth nowadays, there are also handicrafts shops on this market. • Bedugul Botanical Garden See collections of hundreds species of plans. This Botanical garden also has collections of plans which use for traditional medicine, healing and treatment. And also they have an Etnobotany Museum.

Jatiluwih – Bali Rice Terraces Enjoy most beautiful Bali rice terraces. Jatiluwih village is one of Bali rice belt, located on slove of Mount Batukaru, about 30 kms from Denpasar city to the West.

Museum Bali On the eastern side of the historic Puputan Square in Denpasar is the Museum of Bali, built by the Dutch in 1932. The original collection was put together with the assistance of a German painter. Well apportioned exhibition halls display an excellent collection of Balinese artifacts from prehistoric to contemporary times, including weapons, dance costumes, Ming ceramic, cloth and paintings.

Kertha Gosa These pavilions, built in the 18th century, are located at the main road intersection side of the town of Klungkung, 40 kilometers northeast of Denpasar. They are especially known for their ceiling murals, painted in the traditional “Wayang” style, depicting punishments in hell for miscreants, and higher up on the ceilings you will find the rewards in heaven for those that have led a good and honest life.

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